A4.20 Clearance of medical and X-ray certificates (26/07/1999)

- This is not current policy -

A4.20 Clearance of medical and X-ray certificates (26/07/1999)

Medical and X-ray certificates are vetted first by visa and immigration officers.
Visa and immigration officers are authorised to proceed with applications that have acceptable medical and X-ray certificates, but they are not authorised to decline applications that have unacceptable medical and X-ray certificates until they obtain a recommendation from a consultant physician.

Effective 26/07/1999

SEE ALSO

A4.1 Requirement to be of an acceptable standard of health (26/07/1999)

A4.5 Medical and X-ray certificates (04/04/2005)

A4.10 Cost of undergoing medical and X-ray examinations (26/07/1999)

A4.15 Medical panels (26/07/1999)

A4.25 Role of the consultant physicians (26/07/1999)

A4.30 Factors considered when determining acceptable standard of health (26/07/1999)

A4.35 Referral to consultant physicians (26/07/1999)

A4.40 Recommendation of the consultant physician (26/07/1999)

A4.45 Releasing details of consultant without consent (26/07/1999)

A4.50 The role of the medical referee and the psychiatric referee (26/07/1999)

A4.55 Medical waivers (01/03/2000)

A4.60 Applicants who will not be granted a waiver (13/12/2001)

A4.65 Applicants who will not normally be granted a waiver (26/07/1999)

A4.70 Applicants who may be considered for a waiver (01/04/2004)

A4.75 Medical conditions requiring follow-up (26/07/1999)

A4.80 Temporary entry applicants warranting a waiver (26/07/1999)

A4.85 Temporary entry applicants not needing a waiver (26/07/1999)